We are off to the WEM conference. Having kindly been invited we will be running our first in-person event. For those of you attending the WEM conference, please look out for registration through their emails and website and come and join us for this special live event. Further details to follow.

Ubuntu: an ancient African word meaning 'humanity to others'

Ubuntu Network is a space made for you: to share experiences from your expeditions, collaborate with others working in the field, and connect with the wider expedition community.

Our goal is to stimulate online group discussion that enables you to share your experiences with like minded individuals, providing a constructive space for our community to grow and develop through interactive reflection.

Achieved through:

Quarterly meetings via the MedAll learning platform.
Discussion of a challenging or interesting case brought by a member of the group.
Trained facilitation.
Confidential, supportive discussion of the environmental, clinical and human factors that led to decision making of the case.
Reflections and learning for future practice.

Summary

Join us at the WEM Conference for Ubuntu Network's first in-person event. As a community built for health professionals with a heart for humanity, Ubuntu Network offers a platform for medical expedition colleagues to share experiences, collaborate on interesting cases, reflect on clinical decision-making, and contribute to group discussions on MedAll's learning platform. If you're passionate about creating a supportive space for growth and development in the medical field, leave your mark on our community at our live event on November 18th, 2024.```

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Learning objectives

1. To understand the concept and principles of Ubuntu and its implications in medical practice within different cultural contexts. 2. To effectively engage in meaningful group discussions and interactive reflections on various medical cases. 3. To learn and appreciate the importance of collaborative decision-making in medical cases within the context of environmental, clinical and human factors. 4. To appreciate the value of sharing and learning from experiences in medical expeditions and how they contribute to the overall growth and development of the medical community. 5. To acquire skills in facilitating supportive and confidential discussions on challenging medical cases with respect to patient care and professional practice.

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